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From
the wise men of the East to the children
at Fatima our Blessed Mother Mary has been a shining star leading all
seekers to her son Jesus Christ.
Today, as much as ever, Mary continues to call us, guide us, lead us to
the source and summit of our
salvation – the fruit of her womb – Our Lord Jesus
Christ. God bless you and enjoy the show.
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This week, in a special Mary's Touch, you'll from Lisa Molina and her son
Thomas.
Thomas Molina, it is fair to say, is a remarkable boy. A
three-time cancer survivor, he has spent most of his young life in and out
of hospitals and treatment centers. Far from making him angry, his struggle
to beat cancer has deepened his faith and the faith of those around him.
Lisa, his mother, is a woman with an exceptional spirit. When she
found out that her son (who was only three years old at the time) had
Leukemia, she was stricken but resolved: together, as a family with Christ's
help, they could beat the disease. When the cancer returned a second and
then a third time, Lisa nearly broke, and cried out to heaven "please God,
take me, but not my son." As she lay at the foot of her son's cross, she
was suddenly held up and strengthened by Mary.
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week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This week you’ll from Betsie: One evening, after a busy day
of
sports, Betsie’s son did not feel well. Assuming that the
ache in
her son’s leg was nothing more than a pulled muscle, Betsie
took
him to the doctor, just to be sure. What the physician found terrified
her: her son had contracted a deadly, flesh eating bacteria that
threatened his leg and his life. Betsie and her son needed a miracle.
Thanks to their parish priest, and the Blessed Mother, they got one.
And you’ll also hear from Katherine: Katherine volunteered to
help her parish put on a CHRiP (Christ Renews His Parish) retreat.
Stepping into Adoration to prepare herself, she was suddenly
transformed by the Real Presence of Christ, and the presence of the
Blessed Mother.
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week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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In week four, our final week of our special Mary’s Touch
series’ featuring Sherri
Davis, Sherri looks back to
the beginning of her illness and trace her path through the many
graces, setbacks and sorrows of the final months of her life. Recorded
bedside, we hear the incredible sweetness of Sherri's union with Christ
suffering on the Cross.
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week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This
week, continuing our special Mary’s Touch
series, Sherri shares her thoughts on suffering and prayer for
one
another.
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week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This
week we continue our special Mary’s Touch series. In 2007,
Sherri
Davis of Austin, TX, was diagnosed with small-cell lung cancer. She
visited with Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb four different times, sharing
her faith-filled story of hope, and dedicating her suffering to those
asking for her prayers. These programs are perhaps the most powerful
Mary’s Touch episodes that we have ever broadcast.
This week Sherri continues her story, discussing how it feels to be a
patient with terminal illness and how her faith has affected those
caring for her.
Also, this week you’ll hear from Gary: Far from the faith
Gary
went to Marian conference, not to look for the Blessed Mother, but to
close a business deal. What Gary did not know is that Mary was looking
for him too, and intended to close a deal with Gary in the name of her
Son.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This week we have a very, very special Mary’s Touch for you.
In
May 2007, Sherri Davis of Austin, TX, was diagnosed with small-cell
lung cancer. Over the course of the next nine months, she visited with
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb four different times, sharing her
faith-filled story of hope, and dedicating her suffering to those
asking for her prayers. These programs, four in total, are perhaps the
most powerful Mary’s Touch episodes that we have ever
broadcast.
July 16th, the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, was also
Sherri’s birthday. In remembrance of her birthday, and the
feast
of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, we are privileged to bring you, over the
next four weeks, and encore presentation of Sherri Davis’
powerful story.
To begin, this week you’ll hear Sherri talk about suffering,
and
how it is what we do with the suffering that matters most. When we
offer our suffering to God for others, when we offer suffering with
love and joy, God can take that suffering and do amazing things.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This
week, you'll
hear from Jeanne: While away on business Jeanne got a call from her
daughter: she was pregnant, scared and wanted an abortion. Rushing back
home, Jeanne began to pray and work to save the life of her tiny,
unborn grandson.
Also hear from Regina: As Regina’s daughter entered
her
“terrible teens” she became rebellious, abusive,
and
violent. Feeling that she was at the end of her rope, Regina turned to
the Blessed Mother to heal the relationship with her daughter.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This
week, you'll
hear from Karin: Karin was like many Catholic, American women. Though
she grew up in a Catholic home and went to a Catholic college, she was
unsure of her vocation as a woman. Nearing her late thirties, she
discerned a call to motherhood. However, as the years went by and no
children arrived, she turned to Our Lady of Sorrows to help guild her
next steps.
And you'll also hear from Jackie: Jackie battled alcoholism
and
depression for most of her life. It was not until she abandoned herself
to Mary, as a frighten child would to her mother, that she found the
security and love that she needed to battle her addiction.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This week, in a special midweek addition of Mary's Touch,
you'll
hear from Sarah:
On April 20, 1990, shooting began in the halls of Columbine High
School. When Sarah heard the news, she rushed to the school,
hoping her two children were alright. When she arrived on the
scene, she thanked God that her son was out of the school and safe, but
where was her daughter?
And you'll also hear from Father Justin: When Father Justin was called
upon to help a young woman who was possessed, he turn to Mary, the one
who crushes the serpent with her heal.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This week you'll hear fron Sharon: One day Sharon received terrible
news: her husband, the light to her light, was diagnosed with
untreatable, pancreatic cancer. Having only weeks to live, Sharon
placed her husband’s life, and the hopes for a peaceful
death, in
the hands of Mary.
And you'll also hear fron Erica: When Erica was commissioned to paint a
portrait of Mary, she was given a small gift as a sign of the Blessed
Mother’s love.
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week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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This
week you'll hear from Donna Gunn: As a young woman Donna wanted very
much to be a mother. But after losing three children, she had almost
given up hope. When she was pregnant with her fourth child, a little
girl, and found out that her unborn daughter had a serious heart
defect, Donna promised God that if her daughter lived, she would
dedicated her life to children. Many years later Donna has made good on
that promise by reaching out to children in Africa.
And you’ll also hear from Juan Diego: Today, Private Diego
proudly serves our country as a United States Marine. Not long ago,
however, Juan Diego faced the challenge of Marine Boot Camp. Many
recruits, as you may well know, pray that they will get through that
experience. Rosary in hand, Private Diego prayed his way through the
toughest test of his life.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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week you'll hear from Brother
John Michael Talbot: In the early 70’s John Michael Talbot
dreamed of being a rock star. One evening, after a wild concert, he
realized how empty a life of fame was and that he needed to change
– dramatically. Traveling deep into the woods of Arkansas,
John
Michael Talbot set his feet on a path towards Christ and His Blessed
Mother.
And you’ll also hear from Sandy: When Sandy’s
daughter fell
ill, she reached out to Mary with a desperate prayer for help.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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week you’ll from Fred Berretta: Fred was like many Catholic
men in America; though he had been raised in the Church, his
faith did not play a central role in his life. As fate would
have
it, just as
he was rediscovery his faith, he was forced to answer a critical
question: Could he accept that it was God’s will that he and
the other passengers of flight1549 might die when their plane made an
emergency landing in the Hudson River? This “flight of
faith” changed Fred’s life.
And you’ll also hear from Theresa: Theresa wanted to serve
Our Lord, without hesitation. To find her calling she started with a
deep prayer to the Blessed Mother.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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week you’ll from Dr.
John Bruchalski: Dr. John grew up in a strong Polish, Catholic family,
but left the Church in his early twenties. Working as a young OBGYN
resident, Dr. John firmly believed that contraception, sterilization
and abortion were absolutely necessary to “free”
women from
the chains of their fertility. However, while visiting the Shrine of
Our Lady of Guadalupe, he was halted in his tracks by a voice that
demanded “why are you hurting me?”
And you’ll also hear from Ellie: After
Ellie’s’
grandson visited Lourdes, her children suggested that she do the same.
Nothing in the world could have prepared her for the beauty of this
Shrine or the power of its healing waters.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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week you’ll from Luz:
Luz has given her life to helping women kept their babies and stopping
abortions. To do this difficult work, Luz depends on the blessed Mary
and the power of prayer to clam tempers, changes hearts and save souls.
And you’ll also hear from Sister Shields: Growing up, Sister
Shields always saw Mary as distant and removed for her life. It was not
until her mid-thirties that Sister came to understand that to truly
have Mary as her Mother; she needed to listen closely to what
Mary’s son Jesus told her to do.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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week you’ll from Kay:
Kay works for The Gabriel Project, which helps women in crisis
pregnancies. One evening, faced with an expectant mother and father in
dire need, she turned to Mary for help.
And you’ll also hear from Anna: Anna was a Hospice Social
worker
who, thanks to the Miraculous Medal, helped bring a dying man home to
the sacraments and Christ.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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week you'll hear from Lila Rose: As a little girl, Lila Rose was drawn
to the Blessed Mother as an ideal of womanhood. After she placed an
icon of Mother Mary over her bed, the Blessed Mother began guiding her
to a deeper relationship with Christ and a life as an unshakeable
defender of the unborn.
And you'll from Mel: For years Mel and her husband tried to get
pregnant. When at last they did, their joy turned to great sorrow after
Mel experienced a miscarriage. Mel’s grief was lifted after a
visit from a mysterious and radiant woman.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
This
week you'll hear from Daniel
Rouzier: Daniel grew up in Haiti and now dedicates his life to
rebuilding his country and feeding its people. As the pro-bono chairman
of Food
For
The Poor, Daniel prayers the
rosary daily, knowing that Mary is
holding him, and all that he must do, in her loving hands.
And you'll from Maureen: Maureen always wanted to be a mother. When at
last she was pregnant with twins, her babies faced an uphill battle due
to a rare medical condition. Though the prognosis looked grim, Maureen
turned to Mary and the waters of Lourdes, never giving up hope.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
This
week you’ll hear from Immaculée Ilibagiza:
Immaculée Ilibagiza is the author of Left To Tell, the
gut-wrenching story of how she survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide by
hiding in a bathroom for over three months with seven other women. When
she finally immerged most of her family was dead, victims of a bloody
massacre on a national scale. Although the world was shocked by the
murder of nearly one million Rwandans, some in the country remembered
how almost 13 years before our Blessed Mother, the Lady of Kibeho, had
pleaded with the nation to pray that they might be spared a terrible
tribulation.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
This
week you’ll hear from Jeff Cavins: Jeff was raised
Catholic
but left the Church and became a Protestant pastor. After twelve years
of pastoral work and study, Jeff realized that if Mary was
Jesus’
mother, she was also the Queen Mother and Mother to us all.
And you'll also hear from Darlene: Darlene climb on a bus in Texas and
went on a pilgrimage to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. After
seeing the Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, a tragic event turned the
trip into a journey.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
This
week you’ll hear a very special Mary’s Touch, as we
sit
down with
Paula: Paula was born in pre-World War II Poland to a devout Jewish
family. When Germany invaded Poland in 1939, she and her family were
forced to flee their home. As Jews living in Nazi occupied Europe,
Paula and her family were never safe. To protect his daughter,
Paula’s
father decided that she and her sisters should be baptized Roman
Catholic. While in hiding, the Blessed Mother appeared to Paula, giving
her a message so powerful that it forced Paula to choose between saving
her family or breaking her father’s heart.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
This
week you'll hear from Henrietta:
At mid-life, Henrietta found herself divorced and childless.
Desperately wanting a baby, she decided to adopt a child from Russia.
Worried
about what sort of mother she would be, Henrietta turned to Mary who
led her to
a very special child.
And you will also hear from Dolores:
While driving to San Antonio, TX, Dolores was suddenly confronted with
a car hurtling down the freeway, directly at her, doing over 65 miles
per hour. Dolores is certain that the rosary in her hand and the
prayers on her lips changed the outcome of that terrible day.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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to Mary's Touch.
This
week you'll hear from Professor Douglas Bushman: Professor Douglas
Bushman has spent his life teaching theology. But when his youngest son
came to him anxious, and with questions about death, it was Mary who
gave him the inspiration he needed to both answer his
son’s
question and calm his fears.
And you will also hear from Theresa: Theresa’s first son with
born with a serious birth defect. Not being able to stay with him at
the hospital, Theresa asked Jesus and the Blessed Mother to watch over
her infant son.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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to Mary's Touch.
This week you'll hear from Jeanne: Jeanne was raised
Catholic,
but fell away from the Church after struggling with questions for which
she could find no answers. Suffering from migraine headaches and other
illnesses she made a “bargain” with God: she would
do
anything He wanted if He would take away her pain. Want did God want
from Jeanne in return? To heal her, body and soul.
And you will also hear from Phyllis: Phyllis grew up largely
a-religious. After having her children she began attending a Protestant
Church, where she took a class that taught her the rosary. This
powerful prayer led Phyllis home to Christ and His Church.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"And
I prayed to Mary that my father would, for once in his life, listen to
a woman, for his own good and despite himself."
This
week you'll hear from Jeff: On New Year’s Eve, Jeff father
had a
stroke. As his father lay dying in hospital bed, Jeff wanted to be by
his side. However, the two men were separated by many miles and many
emotional barriers. Jeff turn to Mary to help his father and himself.
And you will also hear from Stephanie: Stephanie’s parents
lived
a double life. Though they saw to her Catholic upbringing they were not
married in the Church, and Stephanie’s father rarely set foot
in
the building. As Stephanie prayed for her father, year after year, he
at last took up the rosary and found his way home to Christ.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"Because
of my dad's courage and faith, we have a great future."
This
week you'll hear from Benito: As a young boy, Benito’s father
sought a better life for his family by immigrating to the United
States. Thanks to his father’s courage and a devotion to Our
Lady
of San Juan de los Lagos, Benito and his family now enjoy a fuller,
blessed life.
And you will also hear from Johnnette
Benkovic: As a world renowned
speaker,
Johnnette Benkovic’s life seemed perfect. She had a growing
radio
and television career and opportunities to travel the world spreading
the word of God. But in March of 2004, when two police officers knocked
on her door, her perfect world was turned upside down.
Johnnette
S. Benkovic is founder and
president of
Living His Life Abundantly® International, Inc., a Catholic
evangelization apostolate with outreaches in television, radio, print,
and internet communications. She is also founder of Women of
Grace®, a Catholic apostolate for Christian women that features
a
number of outreaches including conferences, curricula, study groups and
more.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"And
then the Blessed Mother said to me; 'pray more,' and I thought, I can't
do that."
This week you'll hear from Alan Ames:
Despite an upbringing as a Catholic, Alan strayed from the
Church, wasting his life in sin. After he married and
had two
children, he settled down a little. But the change
was only
temporary, and he soon found himself falling back in to bad
company and a sinful life. Depressed and tormented by nightmares, Alan
was saved by a confrontation with an angel who commanded him to pray
and pray some more
And you'll hear from Carmen: As a little girl, Carmen’s
grandmother taught her to love Mary. At the age of 39 she had her last
child – a little girl born four weeks too soon. The rosary
and
the loving hand of Mary save both mother and child, her
“miracle
baby.” Now retired, Carmen spends her time telling everyone
about
the love of Mary.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"He
was all wrapped in Katrina, and FEMA and he just kept going on and
on... and then he decided he didn't love me anymore and he just wanted
to take off."
This week you'll hear from Rosary: Growing up as a young girl,
Rosary’s mother passed on to her a deep devotion to Mary.
Good
thing – because she would need it. After hurricane
Katrina
destroyed her home, her husband of 40 years left her. When most of us
would have nothing left to give, she was asked to pour out her
remaining emotional energy as an offering to the one person who had
hurt her most.
And you'll hear from Vince: Vince had always lived his life in the
driver seat. But a serious car accident forced him to acknowledge that
while man proposes.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"We
have a
cultural of death, and the people in it God loves. So we bring Christ
and Mary in love to them."
This week you'll hear from Msgr. Philip Reilly. Msgr. Reilly is the
founder and director of the Helpers
of God’s Precious
Infants, one of our
nation’s largest prayer-driven pro-life
organizations.
Through prayer, especially the rosary, the Helpers of God’s
Precious Infants
bring the love of Christ to the sidewalks and streets in front of
abortion-mills
around the world.
And you'll also hear from Mary. Mary’s daughter married the
boy
next-door; a young
man who the family thought was the perfect match for their daughter.
Within two years however,
what had started as a dream come true for Mary’s daughter
turned
into a nightmare of drugs, alcohol,
infidelity and divorce. Desperate to protect her daughter from a
violent ex-son-in-law, Mary
turned to the Blessed Mother for help. Her prayers were answered but at
a terrible price.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"I
had
absolutely no idea who Our Lady of Guadalupe was – I thought
maybe she was a false image that Mexicans worshipped."
This week you’ll hear from Barbara: When Barbara discovered
she
was pregnant, she was worried. She was older and had miscarried before.
Fortunately for her the women in her rosary pray group stepped up, and
bringing an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe to her home, prayed over her
and her unborn child. Not only was the pregnancy an uneventful one, but
Barbara develop a new and deep devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe.
And you’ll also hear from Rosemary: A life of drugs and
alcohol
robbed Rosemary of her sight. One day she had a vision of Mary and
Jesus, both of whom promised her that her sight would return. Quite
literally, Rosemary clung to this promise with a faith not lead by
sight and in due course her eyes were healed.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"When
I didn't get answers I wanted I just said, 'OK God, You are in charge
of this, You are in charge of Michelle's life.'"
This week you’ll hear from Carol: Carol’s daughter
Michelle was born with epilepsy. While seeking out the best care that
she could give
her daughter, Carol came to understand that ultimately what happens to
all of us
is in God’s hands.
And you’ll also hear from Rula: Rula is a Greek Orthodox
Christian living
in Palestine. Through Mary, and especially the miracle of Her weeping
icon,
Rula is drawn to the Latin Church and closer to Christ.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"When
I tried to share what the rosary was about with our non-catholic
members, the group just disbanded."
This week
you'll hear from Linda. Linda’s faith was deepen and
enriched by being
part of a prayer circle. She and her sisters in Christ, many of whom
were
protestant, would often meet and bring the power of intercessory prayer
to
those in need. However, when Linda suggested that prayers for
Mary’s
intercession be included by the group, things changed.
And you'll also hear from Armando. Growing up in Puerto Rico,
Armando was often frightened
by statues of the Blessed Mother. But later, as he came to understand
that Mary was one of the first disciples, his love of
the
Blessed
Mother led him to a life with the Marianist Brothers.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"Are
we flexible enough to understand the ways that God works outside the
box?"
This week you'll hear from Father Stefan Starzynski. Father
Stefan is a priest in Fairfax,
VA. Imagine his surprise when he was confront by two devote Hindus from
India, Kumar and Uma, who said that Mary had been calling them in a
dream.
And you'll also hear from Jill. Jill grew up as a
Protestant
with no relationship with the
Blessed Mother. After her conversion to Catholicism, she felt an
undeniable
pull towards the loving heart of Mary.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"I
think apart from the Eucharist that is the closest I've come
to heaven on earth."
This week you’ll hear from Father Willy Raymond,
National
Director of Family Theater Productions. Father tells a deeply moving
story of how he saw a dying man taken to Christ by our Mother Mary, the
most beautiful woman he had ever seen.
And you’ll also hear from Steven. Though he attended Catholic
School for all grades, Steven did not know, or understand, the Catholic
Church until he developed a relationship with Mary.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
Znami
Boh
(God is with us)! Welcome to a very special Mary's
Touch dedicated to the Christmastide. This week we sit down
with
Father Thomas Loya to hear about Mary, Christ, and the real Saint
Nicholas.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"I
was told by
the doctors that I had less than a year to live... That's a lot to take
in in one conversation."
This week you'll hear from Dianne.
Diagnosed
with colon cancer, Dianne was told that she has less than a year to
live.
Perhaps guided by the Holy Spirit, Dianne made a list of the things she
wanted
to do before she died. And the first thing on the list? A trip to
Knock, Ireland,
that would reset the course of her life.
And you'll hear from Nephtalie: Nephtalie tells a story of how, after
being told that she had cancer,
she gave herself over to the care of the Blessed Mother and received a
miracle.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"I
finally
said one night about four o’clock in the morning,
‘OK God,
just take it all. You might as well let me die because I can not exist
like
this…'"
This week you'll hear from Maureen:
As her son struggled to find his way in life, Maureen prayed to the
Blessed Mother and St. Therese to care for him. Her prayers were
answered – but (tragically) not in a way that she imagined.
And You'll hear from Frank: Though he grew up Catholic, he married an
atheist
and began a slow decent in to an emotional, material and financial
hell. Reaching
out to Our Lady, Frank grabbed for her mantle to help stop his free
fall.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"Christina
has been a special gift to our family in many ways...I would like to
share something that she did for me in a time of great need..."
This week you'll hear from Leticia:
When her mother died, Leticia was stricken with grief. It was
Leticia’s daughter Christina, a very special
daughter, who showed her a path out of mourning and back to a
deep understanding of life and death.
And You'll hear from Sister Elizabeth: After her parents divorced,
Sister Elizabeth
turned to Mary to be her Mother.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
"Growing
up I had no exposure to religion. But since I was little I
always had a believe in God..." This
week you'll hear from Evelyn: Evelyn grew up Protestant but knew little
about Jesus and even less about Mary. While thinking about (and even
scoffing at) the rosary she had an epiphany: Mary was THE Mother of
God. Not only did she embrace Mary but the Catholic faith as well.
You'll also hear from Nini: Abandoned by her mother, Nini was raised
by an emotionally distant father. Longing for a mother, Nini found
a rosary and prayer booklet in her father’s pocket. She asked
Mary
to be her mother, hold her, and change her tears to laughter.
Enjoy this
week's show and God bless you!
Cheri Lomonte and Sally Robb
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